I have a struct that I would like to define a custom way of printing it. This is done by overloading the Base.show
function:
struct customType
a::Int
b::Int
end
function Base.show(io::IO, state::customType)
print("$(state.a), $(state.b)")
end
This works fine if I just call println(A)
. However, if I call it in the context of a string, i.e. println("Custom struct is: $(A)")
, the printing of A
happens before the rest of the string. i.e the output of the code
A = customType(1, 2)
println(A)
println("custom type is $(A)")
is
1, 2
1, 2custom type is
How do I fix this?